You're mostly right but NYC is pretty far down the list these days and has been dropping for over 2 decades, 2013 saw their rate at 4 homicides per 100.000 residents which puts it at about half of the estimated 7.6 per 100,000 average for the world and on par with Europe with 3.5 average.
An armed citizenry is of no consequence, because the weapons controlled by the police+military are so much more powerful. It's like bringing a knife to a gunfight, but up a notch.
Lol, you haven't been paying attention for the last decade, have you? People living in mud huts with a firearm ownership rate considerably lower than the US have stymied the biggest, most expensive military on the planet. That's when the fight is half the world away, where you can easily brainwash the soldiers into thinking of the opposition as evil, less than human creatures. An insurrection on domestic soil would be easily won by the citizenry.
I always put a pair of fleece PJ's in the car at the start of winter, put those under jeans or khaki's and you're good for as far as I'll ever try to walk in cold weather and I also have 4 space blankets in each vehicle in case we get stuck in a blizzard where we just need to stay put for a day or two (the second day would be miserable as they retain moisture so you'd be colder than the first day but it would keep you from freezing to death). The PJ's didn't cost me any extra as I just pulled one of my sets out of rotation and the space blankets were $6 for 10 on Amazon.
AFAIK to get 60fps at 4k using existing display connectors you need to use two DP or HDMI1.4 connections and MST, but with two connectors you just have enough bandwidth for 60fps so how are they doing 3D which would require another doubling of bandwidth and thus require 4 connectors? Are there 4k monitors with 4 inputs I'm not aware of?
Ammo would be interesting, lead and brass casting are simple to do at small scale, the more difficult part would be smokeless powder which is a PITA to do and very dangerous. You could do black powder cartridges but that would rule out designs newer than about 1890.
Well, his estate owns half the publishing rights by virtue of including his share of the ATV joint venture with Sony. The Lennon estate and McCartney still own the songwriters rights.
The only problem is that the investors getting burned by the reduction in corn ethanol production are extremely unlikely to invest in cellosic plants if they feel it's likely the government will pull the indirect and direct subsidies on a whim like they are planning to with corn ethanol. These are capital intensive efforts and if halfway into your payback period the government pulls the rug out from under you you're unlikely to invest in a similar setup.
Meh, being able to have cheap multizone temp monitoring seems like a cool use of technology to me. Plus with Nest you can silence the alarm in the kitchen and it will silence all the rest of the smoke alarms in the house for a period of time which is cool.
law enforcement should not be able to identify you
Sure, LEO's absolutely have the ability to identify me, RLC's have zero to do with LEO's, they are private money making machines with the profits split with the municipalities. Basically they're the modern incarnation of the robber barons of the River Rhine, and when they receive too little income the companies pressure the municipalities into reducing the yellow time at the intersection which multiple studies have shown significantly reduces the safety at intersections where the cameras are installed, exactly the opposite of their stated purpose.
Actually, I wonder why datacenters don't do peak shaving using their UPS systems, lead acid batteries have essentially unlimited cycles and switching to battery power on a regular basis would be a better test of battery health than the stupid automated testing done by the charge controller. I guess peak power rates aren't granular enough for the fairly limited runtime most facilities have in their battery bank.
The USPS only lost $1B because they were forced to save for retirees who haven't even been born yet! The USPS is completely self funding, they receive no money from the taxpayers other than the stipend that the members of congress receive for political mailings and whatever business they receive from the branches of government. But don't let facts stand in the way of your anti-government hatred.
Take a couple picture with your phone, turn it into a 3D model, print the model, use the plastic model to create a mold, cast a near perfect copy of the key.
I'm thinking it's a company in the media realm and I can tell you our marketing department is the only place other than the datacenter or the network core where we've considered 10Gb due to the size of files they deal with. 802.11ac will end up below 100Mbps for a crowded office which is just going to suck when dealing with multi-hundred MB PSD files of worse video.
I do use triple headed monitors for day to day admin, but I can do a hell of a lot with my smartphone, just the other day I rebooted an entire non-production application stack from my phone while we were at lunch =)
Considering a full Solidworks license costs about 80% of the salary of an engineer I don't think it's being used too much in outsourced positions, the productivity hit would make the licensing dwarf the salary savings.
Actually in the law enforcement community they're always called less lethal and always have been, only uninformed idiots (sadly often including 'journalists') call them non-lethal.
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And emancipated minors can obtain all rights at an age younger than the general age of majority.
You're mostly right but NYC is pretty far down the list these days and has been dropping for over 2 decades, 2013 saw their rate at 4 homicides per 100.000 residents which puts it at about half of the estimated 7.6 per 100,000 average for the world and on par with Europe with 3.5 average.
An armed citizenry is of no consequence, because the weapons controlled by the police+military are so much more powerful. It's like bringing a knife to a gunfight, but up a notch.
Lol, you haven't been paying attention for the last decade, have you? People living in mud huts with a firearm ownership rate considerably lower than the US have stymied the biggest, most expensive military on the planet. That's when the fight is half the world away, where you can easily brainwash the soldiers into thinking of the opposition as evil, less than human creatures. An insurrection on domestic soil would be easily won by the citizenry.
Netgear R6100, does 867Mbps on 5GHz for $99.
$40 tablets at the dollar store often have a dual core processor these days and they have to include a battery and screen as well.
I always put a pair of fleece PJ's in the car at the start of winter, put those under jeans or khaki's and you're good for as far as I'll ever try to walk in cold weather and I also have 4 space blankets in each vehicle in case we get stuck in a blizzard where we just need to stay put for a day or two (the second day would be miserable as they retain moisture so you'd be colder than the first day but it would keep you from freezing to death). The PJ's didn't cost me any extra as I just pulled one of my sets out of rotation and the space blankets were $6 for 10 on Amazon.
Yeah, here in NE Ohio we're expecting lows about the same as we saw in 1994, while this is an unusual cold pattern it's not like it's unprecedented.
AFAIK to get 60fps at 4k using existing display connectors you need to use two DP or HDMI1.4 connections and MST, but with two connectors you just have enough bandwidth for 60fps so how are they doing 3D which would require another doubling of bandwidth and thus require 4 connectors? Are there 4k monitors with 4 inputs I'm not aware of?
Ammo would be interesting, lead and brass casting are simple to do at small scale, the more difficult part would be smokeless powder which is a PITA to do and very dangerous. You could do black powder cartridges but that would rule out designs newer than about 1890.
Well, his estate owns half the publishing rights by virtue of including his share of the ATV joint venture with Sony. The Lennon estate and McCartney still own the songwriters rights.
Actually the crawler was bigger than either the Saturn V or the shuttle (6m lbs vs 5m gross for the Saturn V or 4.4m gross for the shuttle) =)
The only problem is that the investors getting burned by the reduction in corn ethanol production are extremely unlikely to invest in cellosic plants if they feel it's likely the government will pull the indirect and direct subsidies on a whim like they are planning to with corn ethanol. These are capital intensive efforts and if halfway into your payback period the government pulls the rug out from under you you're unlikely to invest in a similar setup.
Yeah but that's an ebook reader, not a tablet.
Compared to traditional multizone monitoring solutions with installation? Yes, it's cheap.
Meh, being able to have cheap multizone temp monitoring seems like a cool use of technology to me. Plus with Nest you can silence the alarm in the kitchen and it will silence all the rest of the smoke alarms in the house for a period of time which is cool.
law enforcement should not be able to identify you
Sure, LEO's absolutely have the ability to identify me, RLC's have zero to do with LEO's, they are private money making machines with the profits split with the municipalities. Basically they're the modern incarnation of the robber barons of the River Rhine, and when they receive too little income the companies pressure the municipalities into reducing the yellow time at the intersection which multiple studies have shown significantly reduces the safety at intersections where the cameras are installed, exactly the opposite of their stated purpose.
I already do 9-6, if I didn't have kids 10-7 would be fine by me.
Actually, I wonder why datacenters don't do peak shaving using their UPS systems, lead acid batteries have essentially unlimited cycles and switching to battery power on a regular basis would be a better test of battery health than the stupid automated testing done by the charge controller. I guess peak power rates aren't granular enough for the fairly limited runtime most facilities have in their battery bank.
The USPS only lost $1B because they were forced to save for retirees who haven't even been born yet! The USPS is completely self funding, they receive no money from the taxpayers other than the stipend that the members of congress receive for political mailings and whatever business they receive from the branches of government. But don't let facts stand in the way of your anti-government hatred.
Take a couple picture with your phone, turn it into a 3D model, print the model, use the plastic model to create a mold, cast a near perfect copy of the key.
Came here to say the exact same thing, though I was going to go with Abrahamic =)
I'm thinking it's a company in the media realm and I can tell you our marketing department is the only place other than the datacenter or the network core where we've considered 10Gb due to the size of files they deal with. 802.11ac will end up below 100Mbps for a crowded office which is just going to suck when dealing with multi-hundred MB PSD files of worse video.
I do use triple headed monitors for day to day admin, but I can do a hell of a lot with my smartphone, just the other day I rebooted an entire non-production application stack from my phone while we were at lunch =)
Considering a full Solidworks license costs about 80% of the salary of an engineer I don't think it's being used too much in outsourced positions, the productivity hit would make the licensing dwarf the salary savings.
Actually in the law enforcement community they're always called less lethal and always have been, only uninformed idiots (sadly often including 'journalists') call them non-lethal.